Aug 31 – Sep 04, 2020

A few weeks ago, I changed the format of this page. Instead of giving daily predictions, I am now writing about the shorter periods of the week. The basis is the compressed-vimshottri-dasha (CVD) planet in the monthly Solar return chart (mSRC).

My prediction last week was correct as SP500 gained nearly 100 points, as I was expecting a higher market. 

Here is the expected breakdown of the week of  August 31, 2020 – September 04, 2020.

The CVD planet for the period August 30 – September 03 is Rahu. Rahu is placed in the 6th house with no aspect from any benefic or malefic planet. This is not a good configuration and could result in a lower market.  

The CVD planet for the period September 04 -September 08 is Jupiter. Jupiter rules the 12th house and is situated in the 1st house in the sign Capricorn. Jupiter gets the influence of  Venus in the 7th house. This setup is good for the market and can result in higher values for the indexes.

Overall this week the S&P 500 may go LOWER, because the market may be down 4 days and up only 1 day.

The week after that may start with a higher day on September 08, 2020.

 

Note: This forecast is strictly based on astrological considerations. This is only for academic interest and not intended for trading.

 

4,686 thoughts on “Aug 31 – Sep 04, 2020”

  1. Namastey Dr Raj,

    What is the remainder of the year outlook look like for TSLA? It’s been consolidating for a while after the nice uptick earlier in May.

    Hare Krishna
    Jai Shri Ram

    Thank you,
    RK

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  2. Raj,

    Your monthly forcasts show stocks going lower through mid October. The graph shows September could go higher and I’ve seen other predictions that September could go higher.

    Do you think there are any strong periods in Sept/Oct before the big correction that people are predicting toward the end of the year?

    thank you

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    • I think the negativity I expected in the July-Aug period has shifted to the Aug-Sep period. It happens. Quite likely, the month Sep-Oct may also be slightly lower. This my opinion.
      Raj Chadha

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